Just Listed! This Renovated Brentwood Home Has a Private Primary Wing, 4 Fireplaces & a Park-Like Backyard
Now for sale in Brentwood, TN, 9614 Deer Track Court offers 6,846 square feet of beautifully renovated living space, a private primary wing, and a flat, fenced one-acre backyard that feels like your own private park.
Tucked away on a flat, private one-acre lot in Brentwood, 9614 Deer Track Court offers something increasingly rare: a fully renovated home where virtually everything is new. From the roof and windows to the flooring and light fixtures, this home has been thoughtfully updated from top to bottom, blending timeless style with turnkey convenience.
Listed by Paula Hinegardner of the Paula Hinegardner Group at Keller Williams Realty, the home spans 6,846 square feet with five bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and one half bath. A four-car garage and a location within the award-winning Brentwood Middle and Brentwood High school zones round out an already impressive list. Want to explore before you visit? The home’s dedicated website features a video tour, complete floor plans, and a 3D walkthrough.
Inside, expansive new windows fill the open floor plan with natural light. The main level begins with an elegant formal dining room and a sophisticated sitting room that could easily become a spirits lounge, music room, or second office. Just beyond, the spacious great room features one of the home’s four fireplaces, a wet bar, and French doors that open to a beautiful screened porch.
At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen shines with new quartz countertops, refinished and added cabinetry, and new luxury appliances, including a new refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave. The kitchen opens to a large keeping room with its own fireplace and a vaulted casual dining nook, creating an easy flow for both everyday meals and lively gatherings.
One of this home’s most distinctive features is its private primary wing. More than just a bedroom, this true retreat includes a dedicated office, a luxurious bedroom with its own gorgeous fireplace, and a newly remodeled spa bath complete with a soaking tub, custom shower with body jets, new flooring, countertops, and exquisite finishes.
Upstairs, three generously sized bedrooms each offer walk-in closets and access to beautifully remodeled bathrooms, giving family members and guests plenty of comfort and privacy.
The expansive terrace level extends the home’s possibilities even further. A large game room with a fireplace, an oversized media room, a fitness room or fifth bedroom, and a full bath all connect directly to a covered patio. With its generous layout, this level could easily transform into a private multigenerational suite or secondary living space for extended family, an au pair, or long-term guests.
Then there’s the backyard. Flat, fully fenced, and incredibly private, this one-acre park-like oasis has been enhanced with more than 65 newly planted trees and shrubs, plus new exterior landscape lighting. Whether you envision kids and pets playing freely, garden parties under the stars, or the pool of your dreams, this backyard is a blank canvas surrounded by mature trees.
The list of recent updates is remarkable: a new roof, new gutters, a new HVAC unit, crawl space encapsulation, full interior and exterior repaint, a new custom steel front door, new windows throughout the main levels, all new flooring, all new light fixtures, repaired and updated fireplaces, and fully remodeled bathrooms throughout the home.
Ultimately, 9614 Deer Track Court delivers what so many buyers are searching for: a move-in-ready home with space for every stage of life, in one of Brentwood’s most desirable settings.
9614 Deer Track Court is listed at $2,339,000 by Paula Hinegardner of the Paula Hinegardner Group, Keller Williams Realty.
To see the full video tour, floor plans, and 3D walkthrough, visit this link, here.
For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Paula at [email protected] or (615) 618-1330.
Paula Hinegardner | License #322409
This article is sponsored by Paula Hinegardner.
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8 Crushable Hats, Perfect for Travel
Whether you're headed to the sunny shores of Florida or the snowy mountains of the West, these crushable hats are the perfect travel companions.
Are you counting down the days until spring break? Or are you trying to sneak in one last trip to the mountains before cozy season is over? Whether your travels are taking you somewhere warm and sunny or cold and snowy, there’s always one common packing conundrum. How do you take your hat?
Anyone who’s ever packed a not-meant-to-be-packed hat in a suitcase knows the sadness that comes with realizing your straw hat will never quite look the same after its journey in the overhead bin. But crushable hats are the travel hack that helps you avoid the flattened hat look.
As you’re finalizing your packing list for your next trip, pick up one of these packable hats to make sure your vacation style stays crisp not crushed.
Toucan Hats Packable Wide Brim Sunhat
This timeless wide-brimmed straw hat from Tuckernuck is a classic they bring back year-after-year. From its elegant silhouette to the charming bow, it’s a look that is lovely for garden parties, horse races, and beach days. It’s the ultimate spring and summer hat that keeps the sun far away from your face.
Stetson Expedition Crushable Wool Hat
If you’re headed out west to Wyoming, Colorado, or another cowboy destination, then this Stetson is a must-buy. It’s a wool felt hat that has western-inspired detailing, and it’s weather resistant so you can wear it even as the snow starts to fall. The feather detailing around the band adds to its free spirited character. Can’t you picture it with a parka, boots, and a backdrop that includes snow-covered mountains?
Fray Edge Packable Panama Hat
A panama hat has vintage appeal when it comes to summer dressing. It’s a carefree, chic piece you can wear with a pair of jean shorts and a t-shirt or a flowy caftan. The silhouette is the perfect size. Not too dramatic, but still big enough to keep the hot summer sun away from your face. And when it’s made from a straw knit that is easily packed up and worn after arriving at your destination? That’s as good as it gets.
Aritzia Sunbeam Raffia Short-Brim Hat
This handwoven hat is made from Madagascar raffia, giving each one a rustic, unique, handmade look that can’t be replicated by factory-made versions. Not only is it packable, but it’s also incredibly lightweight, making it ideal for taking on your next Caribbean destination (or anywhere in the South during the summer!). Its casual look is giving Diane Keaton vibes, and we’re absolutely here for it.
Scala All-Season Crushable Hat
This olive-colored wool felt hat has a Western look that is always in style. With a leather band wrapped just so, it leans masculine but in a way that feels stylish and intentional. Because it’s made from wool felt rather than a stiffer wool material like many cowboy hats, it packs up easily and comes out of your bag looking just like it did going in.
Target Packable Straw Down Brim Hat
If you’re someone with a tendency to lose things on vacation or accidentally subject items to a bit too much wear and tear when traveling, then this hat is for you. It’s only $12 but looks like many of its more expensive peers. It has a four inch brim that’s just the right size — not too big, not too small. And, best of all, it’s packable. So if it does survive your trip, it’ll come right back home with you in your carry-on.
Tommy Bahama Roll-up Packable Visor
Hats and ponytails don’t get along. It’s a rivalry that’s been well-established for decades (maybe centuries?). But this hat might finally be the bridge between the two. It combines a visor with styling that will accommodate a high ponytail out of the top of the hat or a low ponytail out the back. This is the kind of hat that you’ll wonder how you ever lived without.
Eric Javits Diva Hat
For those who are ready for a serious splurge, there are few hats more sophisticated than this Eric Javits hat. Made from signature Squishee® straw, it rolls up in your suitcase so it can go on the fabulous vacations it deserves. Not only is it beautiful, packable, and suited to any fancy summer occasion, but it also has UPF 50+.
Want more style and travel inspiration? Check out our Travel Tips on ideas for the best items to bring on all your 2026 travel.
Heather Bien
A Virginia native and professional writer of over 10 years, Heather is passionate about home decor, cooking and entertaining, travel, ballet, and coffee. You can find more of Heather's work in Southern Living, Martha Stewart, The Knot, Apartment Therapy, and Virginia Living.
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What words and images come to mind when you think of Kentucky bourbon? You’ll probably think of rolling hills, horses grazing somewhere in the distance, and a tradition that’s as rich in stories as it is in oak barrels. There’s a genteel, historic nature that runs just beneath the surface.
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Meet the Wild West of Kentucky Bourbon
This is the Wild West of Kentucky Bourbon, and it’s where adventurous distillers are charting a new frontier in bourbon making. Their history goes back just as far as their neighbors across the state, but they’ve always done things their own way.
These distillers like a little bit of the wild west in their bourbon and, amidst the picturesque scenery, which leans more rugged than the bluegrass covered hills in the east, they’re crafting small batch bourbon that will soon earn a spot in your collection.
Here are six of the Western Kentucky bourbon distilleries that should be at the top of your next trip to the Wild West of Kentucky Bourbon.
Casey Jones Distillery | Hopkinsville, KY
Named for a Prohibition era distiller who kept the tradition of copper still building alive throughout the 1920s — despite being sent to prison twice, Casey Jones Distillery is known for both their bourbon and their moonshine. It’s truly a Kentucky liquor experience. They’re repeat award winners with the American Craft Spirits Association, and you can taste these bourbons for yourself with daily tours and experiences at the distillery. There are over 20 different bourbons to sample, including small batch, single cask, and even rye forward versus corn forward bourbon whiskeys.
Dueling Grounds Distillery | Franklin, KY
The award-winning Linkumpinch bourbon may not be intuitive to pronounce at first glance, but Dueling Grounds Distillery knows once you take that first sip, you’ll be back for a second. This cask strength single barrel bourbon is one of the highlights of a visit to the distillery, but you’ll find it hard to pick a favorite when you start sampling their other liquors and liqueurs (there are even fruit liqueurs for those who have a softer palette!).
Dueling Grounds Distillery has made a trip to their location an experience, with a pizza kitchen that’s open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and a weekly ‘Sip & Savor with a specialty cocktail and food each Sunday afternoon from 2 PM to 6 PM.
Green River Distilling Company | Owensboro, KY
Green River Distilling Company has proudly dubbed itself The Whiskey Without Regrets, a bourbon whiskey crafted on the same grounds it’s been made on since 1885. The distillery owns the distinction of being the tenth oldest distillery licensed in Kentucky, though it took a hiatus for a few years in there, finally reopening in 2022. Today, it’s revisiting its 140-year-old tradition and distilling six different liquors, including single barrel bourbon, full proof bourbon, and a rye whiskey.
You can go on a classic distillery tour, or join the team for a cocktail class or a barrel thieving tour, where you’ll sample straight from the racks.
MB Roland Distillery | Pembroke, KY
Considered a “grain to glass” distiller, MB Roland Distillery makes their bourbon using the local white corn that surrounds their rural location. Founded in 2009 when the owners, one of whom is a lifelong local of the area, bought an Amish dairy farm, MB Roland Distillery is now distilling both bourbon and moonshine on their grounds. They’re open for both standard tours, as well as more behind-the-scenes experiences where you can go in-depth on the history and tradition of bourbon making, meet the founders or the distillers, or even bottle your own bourbon on site.
The Bard Distillery | Graham, KY
The Bard Distillery is one of the most unique distillery settings you’ll find in all of Kentucky. Located in a 1920s schoolhouse in a historic coal mining town, it may not be the most obvious place to start distilling, but there’s something about the juxtaposition that makes their blends even smoother.
They first started brewing in 2019, but they already count their Cinder & Smoke Bourbon among the multiple award winners they’ve produced. The Bard Distillery is open daily for tours, and it might also be the only distillery in Kentucky that includes a female NASCAR driver among its owners.
Henderson Distilling | Coming Soon to Henderson, KY
While most of the Western Kentucky distilleries have rural settings, Henderson Distilling is primed to open right in downtown Henderson. The distillery will open in the former Henderson Municipal Power and Light (HPML) building, which is a formidable brick building in an industrial part of town. Right now, the target open date is fall of 2024.
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